stalking in Japanese
stalking in Japanese is ストーキング — stalking means the crime of repeatedly following or harassing someone in a way that causes fear.
stalking in Japanese
ストーキング
Pronounced: sutōkingu
The crime of following or harassing another person, causing that person to fear death or injury.
What does "stalking" mean?
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noun The crime of repeatedly following or harassing someone in a way that causes fear.
"He was charged with stalking after tracking her movements for months."
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noun The practice of hunting game by approaching it stealthily.
"The lodge offers guided stalking trips during deer season."
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stalking in a sentence
- He was charged with stalking after tracking her movements for months.
- The lodge offers guided stalking trips during deer season.
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What is "stalking" in Japanese?
"stalking" in Japanese is ストーキング. stalking means: The crime of repeatedly following or harassing someone in a way that causes fear.
How do you pronounce ストーキング?
"stalking" in Japanese is ストーキング, pronounced "sutōkingu".
How do you use "stalking" in a sentence?
Example: "He was charged with stalking after tracking her movements for months." In Japanese, "stalking" is ストーキング.
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